Ushguli, the highest continuously inhabited village in Europe. Nestled in the remote Caucasus Mountains of Georgia, it feels as if stepping into medieval times.
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Ushguli, the highest continuously inhabited village in Europe. Nestled in the remote Caucasus Mountains of Georgia, it feels as if stepping into medieval times.
by intofarlands
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The Upper Svaneti is a remote region situated on the southern slopes of the Caucasus Mountains, highlighted by Mount Shkhara, Georgia’s tallest peak at 5,201 meters. Green, coniferous forests, deep gorges carved by rushing rivers and the sweeping views of the mountains are the landscapes that have come to define the region, as well as the medieval stone towers that dot the landscape.
We spent a week exploring the region, feeling like we were transported back in time to a simple time. Slowing down in Ushguli was the highlight, staying in an 800 year old home with the local family showing so much kindness, especially to our little kids. I hope all travelers can be able to experience the joy we felt here in this place suspended in time.
If interested in more photos and a reflection of our time spent here: [Towers of Stone](https://www.intofarlands.com/stories/ushguli-and-the-upper-svaneti)
Why can you post pics of Georgia here but I can’t post Bolivia? neither are european in any way
[2,100 metres (6,900 ft)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ushguli) for those who hoped to find this info in the comments 🙂
How did you book your stay?